We opened the Center for Psychosocial Support in Lviv

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We opened the Center for Psychosocial Support of Children and Parents in Lviv/

The Voices of Children has prepared a lot of interesting things: workshops and activities for children and supporting groups for parents, where everyone can have a good time and share their experiences and emotions. As well as to sculpt from clay, paint and feel the warmth of the help of our psychologists.

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